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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1887-12-31
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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1887-12-31

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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1887-12-31

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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1887-12-31
Fire! Fire!

Is one Of the greatest blessings when you
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you intend getting range or a heater don't
fail 10 look at his stock. You should call i'm
see his beautiful Ornamental Coal Vases.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1887-12-31

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-ShilOh's VitalIZer is what you need
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-08
ST. MARYS COTTAGE HOSPITAL
Monthly Report, From April list 60
April SOth.

Patients received during April, 1887,
IS; discharged cured, So; death, l;
remaining under treatment, 8.
Dlspensary Report - Prescriptions
filled during April, 1887, SO.
The work Of this institution for its
frst month Ia most satisfactory. The
Board of Directors desire to express
their thanks for the goodwill and sup
port OF the citizens OF Me nphis. The
present building is totally inadequate
for the unlocked for incrtale Of pa
tients, and q lager and more suitable
building Ia now an absolute necessity.
The land for this purpose is secured,
and q subscription list for the building
is now opened at the State National
Bank. The cost Of this building ie
estimated at SIC, 600, the larger part Of
which is yet to be secured by the vol.
un;sTy subscriptions Of Its we'll wish.
era. The directors feel enabled to APP
peal to ths charity Of ALL, as the insti'
tuition Is totally unsectarian in charac'
ter, the only requisite for admission
being need on the part Of the applicant
The following is the present list oil
officers:
Hospital staff-Drs. II. H. Bickford
FiiE Hugh Finney, w. B. Winkler.
Board Of Dlrec'ors-The Rev. VIM
Klein, warden; Miss @. Wells, mana
Reri 2. Z. Ooate, tTeasureri &. II
Brown, attorney and secretary.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-08
CYCLING.

Nor too dusty, but just dusty
enough.
CYCLING seems to be on boom here
OF present. Now is the proper season
to ride, and the boys will, no doubt,
turn out In full force today.
The track out at tie ball park is in
excellent condition since the late
rains, and outdoor training for the
athletic events will begin this week.
IT is said, on good authority, that
PAPA Hidden has been negotiating
with bicycle sgency here with a view
Of trading his pet mule for bicycle.
THERE seems to be great prejudice
by a certain class OF people sgainst
bicycle riding on Sunday, bat you will
see these same cTanks out in buggy
or horseback riding every Sunday.
II it Is a sin for a person to indulge
in bicycle ride on Sunday, why is it
not doubly sinful when you drive q
poor dumb brute who has been work.
ing hard for six long days and surely
needs a We'll earned rest on the Sab
bathP
ALL OF the boys are in active train
ing at The Bicycle school for the racer,
and il is quite common sight to find
two or more Of them whirling around
the 'ose corners OF that building with
epeed that makes your head swim to
look at them.
FERD TRIP met with ve'y peculiar,
but fortunately not Serious, accident
while trying to make G standstill on
bis wheel. He fell over sideways and
broke his leg-or rather, should say,
hie climb" guard. As the ''leg guard"
is part Of the wheel, lie il but
slightly disabled, and will resume
training soon.
JOHN SCATRs was down from Padu.
cab yesterday, and gave the boys a
specimen of his superb trick riding,
which Is hard to beat. His latest and
greatest trick is to oil all the bearings
OF his wheel without touching the
floor. Another difficult feat is to hang
BY his toes to the handle bar and turn
the pedals with his hands.
ABE FRIEDMAN has returned from a
three months stay in, B Jeton, and has
brought back with him one OF the
most wonderful wheels ever seen in
This country. 1t is combination wheel,
tent, oil stove and bad, and runs by
an Ingenious clock work arrangement,
when requires winding bat once every
hour. 1t is calculated to run about
ten or twelve miles an hour ON good
ordinary road. He will have it on ex-
hibition on the bluff tomorrow morn
ing, and will take run out 10 Bartlett
and back by IL o'clock.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-08
SECRET SOCIETIES.
knights and Ladies OF Honor.

Last Tuesday evening was a notable
one to the members of Rose Lodge,
No. 405, X. aud l.. of H., as the lodge
met that evening in Unity Hall, Odd
Fellows Building, and conferred the
degree OF Protection upon fve new
members. Nearly sixty Of its men,
bers were present, and also large
number from South Memphis Lodge,
No. 1893; Teu'onia LIrge, N. %,
and Pearl l. dee, NJ. 81. Lula Lodge,
No. PAP, ~ Bartlett, was reprrs sD ed
by John NJ. b oohs and bis wits, Mrs.
Dosie Bto0ks, now Grand SECRETARY Of
the Grand l. dgs If Tennessee. The
offices OF Rose Lodge were filed by
George =. Hawkins, Past Protector
Mrs. Mary Taylor, Protector; Mrs.
Mo j. Ha ma, Vice Protector; Mrs
Rbbscca l. B -stus, Chaplain; Me-.
Sallie NJ. Reynolds, Guide; J. p,
Pres, OFT, Secretary; A Kohlbry,
Treasurer; Henry Wiudler, Guardian,
and Robert Hanna, Sentinel. The
organ was presided over by Mrs. Mary
M. hawkins, accompanying the varl'
Qua odes with excellent music. The
degree ceremonies were eXc6lienLly
performed, deeply impressing the
candidates and sffordng much gratifi
cation to the members present.
At the closing oil the lodge all pres.
ent participated in bountiiul supply
of strawberries and ice cresm, to which
the good sisters OF Rose Lodge added
excellent cake Of every kind, speci.
mems Of their own making for this &C.
casion. The feast was surprise tC
the invited guests, but enj ,yed all the
more for being so. Two handsome
bouquets were contributed by M 8
Harry Lsnham, the smaller one goipl
10 the Protector of the lodge, while
the larger admirably decorated The
center Of the table. At the close o
the feast it was, by common consent
presented to Mrs. Dosie Brooks, il
compliment to her and her position
as Grand Secretary. To close, it may
be said that it was good thing to bj
there on such an occasion. May Their
he mo,e of them,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-08
ADJUSTMENTS.
The Maifest.

Tomorrow the twenty eighth Ger
man Msifest will be celebrated at
Estival Park, and, as in years past,
a great thlong of people will go out
to enjoy the many attractions offered,
The committee invite especially the
ladie and children, aad will see to il
that they are made comfortable. There
are a great many valuable prizes to be
contested for, and as the contests are
arranged for ladies as well as fol-
children CT both sexes, this feature
will prove very amusing. ArBold'f
full brass band will furnish the music
The primary object OF the Maifest ID
not money making, but any surplus
is expended in benevolent and other
lsudable purposes. For this reason
the Maiiest should be we'll pstroniEsd
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-08
Cottage HospllaI Concert.

The hext amateur event Of the
season will be the concert for the
benefit OF st. MaryS Cottage Hospital,
announced fjr Thursday evening,
May 10th, at the Theater. While the
institution originated with the noble
ladies' Of st. Mary's, it is in no sense
UNCONVENTIONAL in lite operat ops. The
idea is to establish and build up q
place where young men when i'll can
repair and receive careful nursing and
medical treatment for the nominal
price of board. In this endeavor the
promoters should meet with hearty
encouragement and support from the
whole public. An excellaut pro-
Rramme will be arranged for the con-
cert, in which the leading amateurs
IF the city will participate. Prof.
Emile Levy will have directing
charge
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-08
MRMPHIs DAILY APPEAL-sUNDAY, MAY s, 1857

wounded himself in the arm to throw
of suspicion. Mrs. Tsrbell had Just
finished nursing her baby when she
was shot aud the little one fell out OF
htr arms and into the bottom Of the
buggy. The woman is now at the
home CT her parents at Caldwell Prsi-
RE, Racine county, aud it Is thought
she will recover. Tsrbell gives no
reason for committing t. Q crime.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-08
Amx.,sriou. shooting.

MILWAUKEE Wis, Msy IA spe-
clal to the Evening Wisconsin, from Elk
horn, VIE, ssys the mystery surround
ing the shooting Of ME-. TarAell near
that pace last Sunday night has b en-
cared up by the confession OF Tar
nell, who brUke down completely In
jail today and made clean breast of
tbs crime. He says he deliberately
shot his wife in the head and then
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-08
Y. M. G. A. NOTES,

GOSPEL meeting and service Of song
this evening at 4;30 o'clock, conducted
by W. l. Lopp. Short talks, good
singing. Services last one hour, and
everybody is invited.
woRKRRs' Training Glass meets on
Monday evening at s o'clock. Come
on tins.
MEMBERS are earnestly requested TO
invite friend to attend the Sunday
eve aing service.
YIslT the rooms and you will come
agru. Strangers will receive cor
dia' ws'come.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-08

The District.
The following lodges, with the dele
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-08
Paul GrOttaau sentenced.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, May Paul
Grottkau, the anarchist, whose incen-
diary speeches at Milwaukee, last
May, was this morning sentenced to
one year at hard Iabor in the House OF
Oorrt ction, by Judge Sloan. Grottksu
will be held at the county jail for a
week, in order n allow his attorney
to appeal to the Supreme Court for q
neK trial on a writ If error.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-12-08

It is said Of President Cleveland's mes
sage that it is unique and this expression
covers it's most remarkable features. It
is unique in that il treats of one subject
only and is exceedingly brief The
president devotes himself to the tariff
and urges q free trade policy. he places
his party on record as against the pro-
nounced protection policy OF the re-
publican party and will come very near
making q national issue upon this poi.:...
1t would seen, that after this the party
represented by Mr.. Cleveland must
take fixed position against the indus.
tries OF this country and in favor OF oper
competition with the labor Of the world
1t must do this or repudiase the doctrine
OF its chief, for the president is not only
bold in his free trade enuciation, bu
gives emphasis to it by making 1t th,
special subject OF message which &c.
cording TO precedent should cover nu
merous topics Of national importance
He concentrates the whole sdninistra
tive pressure into the one subject OF b,
called tariff reform-otherwise free trad
and omits all reference to the deman,
OF the south for the sbolition OF intarns
revenue taxes "a 9 means OF pressrvinI
protection to tho favosite industries q
THAT section. It is Amesssgs that VII
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-12-08

the department since the passage OF the
interstate commerce hill. Pt,or to the
passage OF that bill marehals were fur.
nished with free transportation over
various lines OF railroads while in the
service OF process. since that date,
however, no free transportation 10
furnished and the railways charge q
mileage greater than the fee allowed the
marshal for his travel In such service
The attorney general urges . reorganixa.
tion OF the department OF justice in ac-
cordance with the increased amount and
important character OF its business, and
IN closing his report deyotes ahapter
to the consideration OF tho French
spoliation act, in regard to which he
says: In order that the demands OF
Justice may be satisfactorily met, the
antiquity OF the transactions, the DIM
GUILTY OF the questions involved suggest
investigation. therefore recommend
the passage OF an aot amendatory OF the
act Of Jan. s018S5, which shall confer au
thority upon the court Of claixas TO rem
der Judgment in csses provided for by
the act inssaed OF reporting their oon-
cluaions to congress- ~ BOW required TO
do, and to grant to either patty. the
governments OK clain3kx&, tho right OF
appeal to the supreme court Of the
United States from the decisioH OF the
court OF claimant will find il necessary
to resort to appeals ln more than few
cases, es IN them tho questions of
novelty and difficulty arising in this
class OF cases would be adjudicated, but
as the law. now stands, no appeal can be
taken by either party.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-12-08

( A gentleman from Vsrmont, an asso-
ciate OF Ex-Governor Ordway, is author
lty for the statement that Ordway is the
inventor of the Aberdeen admission as a
whole convention. The gentleman from
Vermont reveals the plot to the Mime
apolis Star-News in these words:
The people OF the east don't look upon
the division in Dakota as matter of any
political importance. They consider It
simply fight of ambitious local poli-.
ticianB and it cuts no figure at all in con-
gress. have been in business O number
OF ysars with Gov. Ordway and / know
fully his influence and power at Wash
ington. He is . thorough Dakotaian
He is opposed to division; and his ger
sonal influence is worth more than d
host OF conventions. OF course con-
vention is good thing to give o meas-
ure semblance snd respeotability.
should not be Of all surprised If Gov.
Ordway mapped out the Aberdeen CON
yention long bsfors it was thought OF in
Dakota. He don't sleep much when hii
interests are ct stake. He wants Dakott
admitted as whole, and he will come
pretty near carrying out his point.
Ordway's connection with the affail
will not tend to give the Aberdeen con-
vension healthy boom. The few Yank
tonians In the Aberdeen plot should fee
proud OF their associates.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-12-08

In the Fargo Argua is printed state
ment Of the tax case as it stands be.
tween the territory Of Dakota end the
Northern Pacific railroad company. BY
way OF introduction il may be said
that tbs Northern Psc,fic has refused to
pay the territory $4,000 taxes, now
past due, and the territorial treasurel
has seized eight locomotives belonging
to the company and advertised them FOX
sale. The Argus statement says:
The object OF the suit which was In
stituted on Saturday by the Northern
Pacific railroad company is to teBt the
validity OF chapter 80, laws OF 1888,
known as the ''gross earnings law !,
This statute provides that all railroad
companies in Dakota shall, In lieu OF
all other taxes. pay per cent OF their
gross earnings into the treasury OF the
territory. 1t was to enforce the payment
OF this tax shst james w. Raymond, as
territorial treasurer, seized and adver-
tised for sale, certain locomotives be-
longing to that corporation.
It is claimed in behalf OF the Northern
Pacific that the gross earnings law is /,
as to that corporation, invalid for several
reasons; but especially that it violates
the federal constitution because II seeks
to impose burden upon interstate com.
meroe.
The sale Of the locomotives. ordered
by tho territorial treasurer. mas been
postponed, pending litigation, by an
injunction issued from Judge McCon-
nell's court.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-12-08
WAS AmerIca Eyer Discox.rs

Ii
At tho time when Columbus started in
search OF the New World, nearly every
man, woman and child in Europe insisted
that there was no New World TO discover.
When he came back, crowned with
success, q large proportion nf these good
people adhered 10 their theory and II
they were alive to-day many OF them
would Doubtless insist that America had
never been discovered ct oil. A man
will give mp anything in the world more
readily then a pet theory. For example
look at the individuals who still main
tain that consumption is incnrabse. DIR
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery ha,
cured thousandsupon thousands of cases
and will oure thousands more, but these
PEOPLE can't give up their point. Never
thelesa the !" Discovery will cure any
case OF consumption, ii taken in time.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-12-08

Important changes in the presidential
cabinet are indicated in the list of APP
pointments sent TO the senate on Tuesday
by the president. Lamar, of the interior
department., goes upon the supreme
bench, POSTMASTER. General Villas he
comes the head of the interior depart
ment and Don M. Dickinson, OF Michi-
gan, is made postmaster general. 1t is
said that the senate will not confirm
Lamar's appointment to iudgeship,
but it will. 1t will confirm the entire
batch sent in by the president.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-12-08

Sioux Falls has sent into this immi-
grafton marts of the east two of its most
active citizsns-R. f. Psttigrew and
Judge Brookings--who will remain
abroad most OF she winter and canvass
for people and capital for Sioux Falls.
These gentlemen take with them gem
erous supply OF literature advertising
Sioux Falls. which will be put where it
will do the most good. Special efforts
will bo made to secure manufacturing
establishments,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-12-08

In his anxiety TO secure postpone
ment OF tbs legal contest against its
authority to exist and act, the Gale
board OF linsane hospital trustee ap-
poiDtees has omitted an important duty.
through oversight. The law requires the
board OF trustees Of the insane hospital
to meet at the hospital on the first Wed.
nesday in each December and elect off.
Gers OF the board. The Gale board did
not meet at the hospital on the first
Wednesday in Decsmber and elect its
officers. The legal beard did.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-12-08

yigor begins to decline when dyspepsia In
vades the stomach. The disease, prolonged
through neglect, entails grieveus loss OF flesh
and Eerieus waste of the muscular tissue. To
inyigorste thoroughly and speedily, q sonnd
ntomachic Is required. There is none COM
parable to Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, since
it institutes, and if continued, perpetuates q
repair of the TISSUES, which hare declined In
bulk vigor and elasticity in consequences Of
non assimilation OF the food. No time should
be lost In beginning the reparstiye process
nor should theretbe my delay in removing
those ailments Of frequeat occurrence, which
contribute to and foster an enfeebled condition
Of the stomach and nerves, viz; conssi patton
ters will assuredly extinguish. It is Alnc
remedies and prevents rnalArial and kidney
troubles, and IL prime auxiliary of strength
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-12-08
Omaha is again agita.;ng tho project

Omaha ia again Agitat'ng tho project
of railroad to Yankton snd advocating
it loudly. Omaha will accomplish deg
tiny in time, but it is losing millions by
procrastination. The valley of the Jim is
vide open and Omaha needs only TO
build the hopper to secure the products
of its acres and to furnish its people
with the necessaries and luxuries OF life.
There ia no good reason why the valley
of the Jim should be compelled to 60 to
Chicsgo when Omaha is SO near.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-12-08
SNOW Cute.

The snow cuts of the Manitoba in
Montana worked remarkably well during
the recent storm. All the outs along
this line have been arranged on purpose
for winter. They have been widened,
the ground followed out below each
side OF the track, and the banks made 10
slope off gradually to the top OF the
ground. These rounded ont places each
side Of the track serve as guides to the
wind which ~a;.Is dewn into them and
cleans the Gus OF snow. The shape oil
the bank is such, in short, that the wind
oerries all the snow cut of the cut, in
stead OF drifting it full as Is usually the
case. IL the experiment. ia as suceeas-
full during the heavy storms, quite sav.
ing OF labor wili be accomplished.